We are waiting to hear that it doesn't work on just your machine
Burgerman wrote:The windows 10 install usb thing tool does it all for you as well...
We are waiting to hear that it doesn't work on just your machine![]()
Burgerman wrote:Its begun!
Why cant you boot from mem stick. You need to make sure its formatted fat 32, and EFI system, etc. The windows tool does this for you. As does the other sergey thing.
And then tell it to boot from the right type of system, and the right device which your bios will see.
Then boot... Dont say it doesn't work, it does! If done correctly. Been this way for a decade. And yes you can also do it from a dvd if it too is made bootable. If you are still using antique devices.
steves1977uk wrote:It won't allow you to select FAT32 for a Windows ISO file, instead click on the small blue arrow near the format options and select the BIOS fixes option which creates an additional small FAT12 partition which allows older BIOSes to boot from USB. Try it!
Steve
steves1977uk wrote:Doesn't work with FAT32, I've now tested this myself and this is what I get...
Steve
Burgerman wrote:Oh dear. Its so easy when you can do it yourself! What are you trying to achieve?
You cant put a iso bigger than 4gb on a fat 32 partition... And why are you trying to do that anyway? I dont get it.
What are you trying to achieve?
Ok - i used the USB for the Microsoft link - so that should be fine then
- i wanted to install the copy of windows from the other link you posted -
i have it DVD so i can try that one first - you said it has alot of Free things etc, extras
expresso wrote:Ok - i used the USB for the Microsoft link - so that should be fine then - i wanted to install the copy of windows from the other link you posted -
i have it DVD so i can try that one first - you said it has alot of Free things etc, extras
got the memory - tomorrow the SSD - and the fun begins taking this thing apart
today you buy a laptop etc, you dont get anything on CD DVD or USB anymore - you may be able to get it for a extra fee - its not free and its not given to you when you buy and new laptop -
today you buy a laptop etc, you dont get anything on CD DVD or USB anymore - you may be able to get it for a extra fee - its not free and its not given to you when you buy and new laptop -
whats confusing me - is the Rufus link you posted which i down loaded - that had a ISO imgaine of Win 10 in there ?
i assumed i had to use that ISO with the Rufus program on a USB - and that would install it on my computer -
now your saying thats NOT a Win 10 ISO to use with a Rufus bootable USB ?
i burned that ISO to a DVD - was going to use that to install it -
steves1977uk wrote:*Bangs head against wall* Arrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.........
Steve
Burgerman wrote:whats confusing me - is the Rufus link you posted which i down loaded - that had a ISO imgaine of Win 10 in there ?
No it doesn't!!! Its an ISO that lives on the memory stick. A cut down version of windows designed to boot your computer and give a friendly interface to use all the disk and repair/backup tools inside that ISO all ready to go. Its a version of Win10 PE (pre install environment)i assumed i had to use that ISO with the Rufus program on a USB - and that would install it on my computer -
Nope!!!now your saying thats NOT a Win 10 ISO to use with a Rufus bootable USB ?
Slowly I think its soaking in!!!
i burned that ISO to a DVD - was going to use that to install it -
How were you going to do that exactly?
Put that stick into your PC and tell the bios to boot from it. Or your laptop. Then you will see what it actually is!!!
expresso wrote:Burgerman wrote:whats confusing me - is the Rufus link you posted which i down loaded - that had a ISO imgaine of Win 10 in there ?
No it doesn't!!! Its an ISO that lives on the memory stick. A cut down version of windows designed to boot your computer and give a friendly interface to use all the disk and repair/backup tools inside that ISO all ready to go. Its a version of Win10 PE (pre install environment)i assumed i had to use that ISO with the Rufus program on a USB - and that would install it on my computer -
Nope!!!now your saying thats NOT a Win 10 ISO to use with a Rufus bootable USB ?
Slowly I think its soaking in!!!
i burned that ISO to a DVD - was going to use that to install it -
How were you going to do that exactly?
Put that stick into your PC and tell the bios to boot from it. Or your laptop. Then you will see what it actually is!!!
thats the problem - its not booting from the USB at all - well see when i use the other stick with Win 10 on it - if i dont use a disk version
Burgerman wrote:And now it will download the version on the memory stick, and update itself to the same version. Or you can just stick that in the USB and run setup...
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